DraftKings offers new users $200 in bonus bets and $200 off NFL Sunday Ticket as Tuesday’s MLB slate arrives. The spotlight is Detroit at New York in an AL showdown, with the Yankees favored -156 and the Tigers +128. SportsLine’s model backs the Tigers-Yankees Over 8.5, projecting the total to surpass 8.5 in about six of ten sims. Key on-field names to watch include Casey Mize and Will Warren, Josh Bell, Mitchell Parker, Jose Berríos, and Luis García as the bets carve the night’s path.

Two additional top plays feature Nationals at Marlins and Astros at Blue Jays, with Over/Unders and money-lines highlighted by the model. A three-pick Tuesday parlay could yield +663 by combining Tigers-Yankees Over 8.5, Nationals to beat Marlins, and Astros-Blue Jays Over 8.5. This night blends sharp data with live-action DFS and prop angles, ideal for sharper Tuesday lineups.

Names to monitor in the spotlight: Casey Mize, Will Warren, Josh Bell, Mitchell Parker, Jose Berríos, and Luis García. Their recent forms and opposing lineups could swing ownership and prop value across multiple fantasy formats.

Daylen Lile returns to spark Washington as they try to snap a five-game skid against Tampa Bay, with Brady House sidelined and Paul DeJong stepping in. Riley Adams handles catching with Millas sidelined, while Mitchell Parker remains a steady fifth starter. On the Rays, Junior Caminero anchors the offense, Chandler Simpson prowls the bases, and Carson Williams patrols short, with Adrian Houser on the hill in a deadline-move matchup. Nationals Park hosts a game that could hinge on timely hitting and base-running aggression.

Fantasy angles center on Lile's return boosting WAS's lineup flow, DeJong's versatility and RBI upside, Adams' workload in Millas' absence, Caminero's power, and Simpson's speed atop TB's order. Houser's start against WAS offers streaming upside for Rays stacks, while Parker's stability gives Washington a slate-controlling arm if he edges into a quality outing.

Wheeler’s season-ending surgery forces the Phillies to lean on Aaron Nola as the true ace-two punch, and Nola answered with a quality start after Wheeler’s diagnosis, flashing 94.1 mph on the fastball and six strikeouts over six innings. Philadelphia’s lineup fed off Harper, Realmuto and Bohm as Sosa’s stance adjustment sparked a big early outburst, including a three-run homer from Sosa and Trea Turner’s solo shot later. The bullpen locked it down with Robertson, Strahm, Kerkering and Duran closing the door in a tighter finish.

Sunday’s Phillies game goes streaming-only on the Roku Channel as Aaron Nola returns from injury, with a 11:35 a.m. start that ties Citizens Bank Park’s earliest. MLB’s Roku Leadoff package continues through 2026, a contrast to higher ESPN rates and a signal that streaming leverage is changing how fans watch early-week action. Nola faces Nationals lefty Mitchell Parker in a quiet but meaningful test, with out-of-town fans still able to watch via MLB.tv blackout-free.

Nick Castellanos remains in the lineup despite a hitting dip, while Zack Wheeler’s status looms in the background as Philadelphia weighs its rotation and bullpen moves. A storyline thread: Jhoan Duran being labeled the new closer in commentary about the team’s relief backbone. The Apple TV+ Friday game against Atlanta remains on the calendar, underscoring a summer of streaming-heavy MLB access for Philadelphia faithful.